MFC hosts a Windows Forms control as a special kind of ActiveX control and communicates with the control using ActiveX interfaces (for example, IOleObject) and properties and methods of the Control class. In general, you should use .NET Framework properties and methods to operate on the control.

For a sample application that shows Windows Forms used with MFC, see MFC and .

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In the current release, a CDialogBar object cannot host Windows Forms controls.

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How to: Create the User Control and Host in a Dialog Box

How to: Do DDX/DDV Data Binding with Windows Forms

How to: Sink Windows Forms Events from Native C++ Classes

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CWinFormsControl Class | CDialog Class | CWnd Class | Control

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